You’re Too Sensitive

You’re Too Sensitive

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You’re Too Sensitive episodes

  • Why I Won't Get Plastic Surgery As An Aging Woman

    Hi Friends! In today's episode, i start off by honoring Nov. 2nd Dia de los Muertos which happens to also be my dad's (who is in spirit world) birthday! I then go into the reasons why i won't ever get [plastic surgery and why i love growing old, if i continue to have that privilege! I also make it very clear that i understand and support my fellow humans that wish to get plastic surgery, I am not here to judge, but to speak to the importance i feel to be one of the naturally aging ones. 

    57 min
  • I Want To Quit

    Hello my loves, will you do me a favor and please like this podcast and share it with a friend? It would mean the world to me!

    53 min
  • Fasting As A Food Addict And Loving My Ugly!

    Hi Friends! Will you please please please do me a favor and gift me a 5 star review please please please? THANK YOU! And may I humbly ask that you share this episode with someone who may struggle with food and or body  image? This is the perfect episode for them, I think. There is no cure for being human, but we are never alone on this often intense journey! 

    1 hr
  • Why My Husband And I Get Naked In Nature

    In today's episode, I share how I have always been mislabeled as sexual when my true shape is sensual and I even lean more asexual. I have always loved the naked body and touch, but it has been misunderstood for a lot of my life as sexual. I also share why my husband and I love being naked in nature and at hot springs together.

    51 min
  • Is Being Married & Not Living Together Good Or Bad: My Story

    This week, I share with you the journey with getting married, living together with my husband and his 3 kids, realizing I am an addict of co-dependency, and the journey we took to staying married but living separately. Is this situation good or bad? Well, let me share my story and you can decide. 

    1 hr 4 min
  • Loving Ourselves Is Embracing All Rejected Parts

    In today's episode, I continue to speak to the practice of embracing our ugliest parts as the way to love ourselves, which in turn leads to better health and peace. I speak specifically of a three step process on how to embrace our ugliest parts, and I'd love to know what you think!

    1 hr 3 min
  • The Nuance Of Parenthood: Do Grades & Homework Matter?

    I think the #1 best parenting strategy is to do our very best, which is gonna be different for every single one of us because the parent-child dynamic is exquisitely unique to each of us. Simultaneously, I believe we must practice being at peace that we are gonna get a lot wrong, which is our shadow work to do. 

    In other words, freedom from thinking our parenting is perfect. It’s not. There is no perfect way to be human. There is no perfect way to parent. I desire to be free from perfection. I am a recovering perfectionist.

    I know how I parent today is my very best. And, I welcome my son’s honest feedback, free from me being defensive. Yes I’m doing my best, and I have no illusion that I don’t get a lot wrong (i get a lot wrong) as I will never know what it is like to be him on his Earth Journey. 

    I check in with my son regularly on how he’s feeling and what could I do better, how can I better support him. He’s a teen, he doesn’t have much feedback, yet. But the day he does, I’m here for it. I’m good with him telling me how I got it wrong. In fact, I welcome it. 

    And the fact that my teen likes dancing with me, and gives me permission to share videos and photos of him, for today, we are good. And today is all I have. 

    Also, have you listened to my podcast yet? This weeks episode is my parenting style. Emphasis MY way, not THE way.

    https://www.jadebeall.com/p/youre-too-sensitive

    59 min

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Hello, tender hearts. I’m shifting the conversation to something close to my soul: embracing the power of aging. We’re going to talk about how we see ourselves, our changing bodies, and our…